TEACH Rubric for Evaluation
Success Categories | 1 Awareness | 2 Emerging | 3 Developing | 4 Accomplished |
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Classroom Structure | Classroom structure prohibits and/or limits student engagement. | There is evidence of a transition from a traditional classroom to a more flexible learning environment. | Classroom structure supports a flexible learning environment that allows for collaboration, hands-on activities, personal research, and inquiry. | Evidence of a positive classroom structure yields authentically engaged students. |
Instructional Practices | There is no evidence of student engagement in collaborative, inquiry based, research focused, and standards driven activities. | There is evidence of minimal engagement in collaborative, inquiry based, research focused, and standards driven activities. | Students are engaged in collaborative, inquiry based, research focused, and standards driven activities that result in academic success. | Academic success is evidenced by ongoing growth in student achievement. |
Emotional and Social Well-being | There is no organizational approach to ensuring emotional and social well-being. | Some administrators, teachers, and staff model supportive, kind, and respectful behavior. There is evidence of inconsistency in recognizing and responding to the emotional and social well-being of students and staff. | Administrators, teachers, and staff model supportive, kind, and respectful behavior. An effective system is also in place to recognize and respond to the emotional and social well-being of students and staff. | In addition to administrators, teachers and staff, there is evidence that students recognize and respond to the emotional and social well-being of others, as well as take a lead in establishing a respectful school environment. |
Career Education and Planning | There is no evidence of a career education initiative. | There is evidence of a career education initiative; however, it lacks consistency. | There is evidence of a comprehensive career education initiative leading to selection of a graduation endorsement and participation in career preparation. | The comprehensive career education initiative serves as a model for other schools and districts. |
Service Learning | There is no evidence of service-learning opportunities. | A plan is being developed to provide service-learning opportunities. | There is evidence of some service-learning opportunities. | Service learning is integrated into authentic classroom learning. |
Experiential Learning (hands-on, interactive, and collaborative activities that result in authentic engagement and academic success) | There is no evidence of opportunities for experiential learning. | There is some planning in place for experiential learning, but it lacks consistency. | There is a systemic approach to providing experiential learning for some students. | There is a systemic approach to providing experiential learning for all students. |
Technological Competency | There is no evidence of technology integration to enhance learning. | Students and teachers use technology; however, evidence is inconsistent that it increases learning achievement. | Students and teachers demonstrate effective use of technology integration to enhance learning. | Evidence of increased academic success exists because of effective technology integration. |